Untitled (Native American Woman)From the Artist I want to communicate my ideas and feelings through images that are unequivocal in their thrust and direction. The expressions I present force the viewer to confront the world hidden by social politeness and smiling politicians. This world exists on the fringes of our consciousness and society yet is more honest and relevant in its struggle and perspective. From BrandywineWorkshop and Archives records

my personal story

I have a love for plants and I use the jungle-scape as a catalyst to display them

through images

Third Vision

I was moving all around

because it doesn’t tell a story or narration of events on its own

and even a coffee cup embedded within the picture

The vertical painted panels (screens) bisected by a wooden bar/Harpoon could refer to an aspect of Japanese culture that I reject

I imagine it much like a video glitch in-between frames

heuses the language of abstraction and expressive mark-making to bring meaning into everyday local objects

Red is different from pink

and the process produces new individuals—new ways of looking at life